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News Pitch: Why To Buy News Corp Graphic_rating_buy NWS
-30.50%
in 309 days

American Idol. Star Wars. The Wall Street Journal. MySpace.com. NFL NFC Football. What do all of these have in common? They are just some of the well known and valuable intangible assets controlled by  media conglomerate News Corporation (NWS).

<>News Corp is one of the largest and most diversified media conglomerates worldwide. The company's diversification covers both product line and geography. The lion's share of sales come from its 20th Century Fox movie studio, its FOX television network, and the growing array of cable television channels such as Fox News, FX, and Fox Sports Net...
By  Steve Alexander   (-8.03%  risk: conservative)  08/28/08 Comment


Cramer on BloggingStocks: General Mills will kill with lower costs Graphic_rating_buy NWS
-31.22%
in 330 days

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TheStreet.com's Jim Cramer says this consumer-products titan has weathered the storm and should enjoy lower inputs.

General Mills (NYSE: GIS) (Cramer's Take) hits another 52-week high. This company has been one of the great standout performers this year, just a juggernaut, even though it is a gigantic buyer of grains and a huge user of cardboard boxes and plastic wrapping. Plus, it needs gasoline t...
By  Jim Cramer   (-8.74%  risk: moderate)  08/07/08 Comment


Far from Dead: The Case for 3 Newspaper Stocks Graphic_rating_buy NWS
-45.37%
in 430 days

The digital age has not been kind to the newspaper industry. Not too long ago owning a newspaper was a lucrative enterprise synonymous with large circulation numbers, huge profit margins, and historically high stock prices.<!--more-->The newspaper industry, the second oldest mass media enterprise in the United States with more than 3 centuries of existence, had no outside competition because its structure was practically a monopoly and its core business highly localized.

<> This was before the newspaper business model was mercilesslydismantled by the web and its three-headed monster: Craigsli...
By  Max Zeledon   (-55.05%  risk: moderate)  04/29/08 Comment


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NWS A Buy Graphic_rating_buy NWS
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55%
 -1.69%
in 16 days
(closed on 02/22/08)

Revenues: $8.59 Billion, up 9.5% y/y. Up 21% from last quarter. Beat conensus by 4%
Operating Income: $1.42 billion, up 24% y/y, driven by movies, cable. Up 35% from last quarter.
Earnings: $832 million, up 1.2% from last year. Up 13.6% from last quarter.
EPS of 27 cents misses consensus by a penny.
Guidance: Up. Raising operating income growth projection for FY 2008 to from "low teens" to "mid teens".

No major aquisitiions planned - Yahoo, Time-Warner, etc.

By  gunning   (-18.14%  risk: moderate)  02/06/08 Comment


Bullish on NWS ... Graphic_rating_buy NWS
 7 %
 -55.51%
in 602 days
This is a well run company and a very cheap stock. Best forward p/e in its sector and just launched a new business channel. If people like the channel - especially the analyst people - the stock will climb to 30+ by second quarter earnings 08. Vulnerable to a soft advertising market but all in all worth the risk.
By  Double Y   (-30.07%  risk: moderate)  11/09/07 Comment


News Corp (NYSE:NWS) controlling shareholder Ruper... Graphic_rating_buy NWS
-59.49%
in 868 days
News Corp (NYSE:NWS) controlling shareholder Rupert Murdoch claims that the about to be launched Fox business channel will be more business friendly than the GE (NYSE:GE) controlled CNBC offering. Mr. Murdoch feels that CNBC jumps on every scandal.

Many investors feel that there have been a lot of scandals and therefore a lot of news stories about scandals. It becomes a circle. The financial equivalent of the “if it bleeds it leads” approach to television news is well entrenched....
By  George Gutowski   (-22.50%  risk: aggressive)  02/16/07 Comment


Bullish on NWS ... Graphic_rating_buy NWS
62%
 -48.49%
in 1045 days
By  agilemanav   (+2.27%  risk: aggressive)  08/23/06 Comment





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